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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1147, 7 June 1911, Page 10

AUCTIONS JOHNSONVILLE STOCK SALE. TO-DAY. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1911, At 2 o'clock. ABR\KAM AND"WILLIAMS, LTD., H. Will sell, as above:— 45 prime bullocks 550 prime sheep pALMEESTON NORTH STOCK SALE, 1 TO-MORROW. THURSDAY, JUNE 8 30 forward bullocks 75 fat ami forward i and o-ycar bullocks 20 fat cows 20 forward cows 15 store cows 150 forward wethers 12' fat cows ■ 200 ewes, in lamb 6 Eat cows Account late WM. WATCH'S ESTATE ■ (Without Deserve)— 350 4, 6-tooth and f.f.in. Lincoln ewes, in lamb to Lincoln rams 100 2 ; tooth wethers 90 empty owes and wethers 60 fat ewes nnd wethers 9 Lincoln rams 6 cows and calves 2 bullocks ~ CO fat and forward cows and heilcrs LEVIN SALE. FRIDAY, JUNE Oth, 1911, at 11.30 a.m. D-VLGETY AND CO., LTD., and the f.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE '■ AGENCY CO., LTD., will sell— 200 2 and 4-tooth wethers . 2GO forward e-.ves 120 fat withers 60 fat ewes ■10 fat lambs 5 prime fat bullocks • 200 4-tooth to f.m. ewes* in lamb to Eomncy rams, one ear-mark, good line • . 220 4-tooth to f.m, ewes, in lamb to Eomncy rams, one ear-mark, . ' good lino LEVIN SALE. FRIDAY, 9th JUNE, 1911. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD, t\. will sell at 1 p.m.— 500 4 and 6-tooth fat and forward wethers (tip-top line) 140 fat ewes (in lots) 400 first-class Eomncy lambs 100 first-class woolly lambs 30 fat -awes and wethers 100 2-tooth wethers (off hills) > TO lambs 70 2-tooth ewes in lamb e fi fat bullocks G fat cow.i 8 forward 3-year bullocks ■1 prime, fat heifers 1 qualified hunter, by Flinders, 6yr?. 1 half-draught mare, in foal to Eangahra, with yearling foal IMPORTANT SALE OF STUD STOCK. D ALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED, in conjunction with L. D. GORTON AND SON, LTD., have received instructions fnm the Executors of the late G. C. Wheeler to offer BST AUCTION in the Feilding Sale Yards ON WEDNESDAY, 2Sth' JUNE, At 11.30 a.m. The 'whole of the Burford Flock of Stud Bomney Marsh ewes (Eegistcred Flock No. 2-4, N.Z.F. Book), consisting of: n«K REGISTERED EWES, as follows: ISS 2-tooth ewes' , . 232 4-tooth ewes 15S 6-tooth ewes 112 S-tootli elves ■ 60 5-year ewes 50 single-entry pedigree ewes, descended from imported ewes—various agcs_ over 2-tooth 30 2-tooth do. do. do. The whole of these ewes arc sired by the imported rams "Royalist" (imp.), "Loyalist" (imp.), "Godolphin" (imp), "Windsor 11th" (imp.), "Imperialist" (imp.), "Socialist" (imp.), and 'other stud rams, and are ALL IN LAMB TO STUD IiUMNEi' HAMS. Also, On THURSDAY, 20th JUNE, At 11.30 a.m. THE WHOLE OF HIS WELL-KNOWN HERD OF STUD AND IMPORTED HEREFORD ' CATTLE, CONSISTING OFQQ STUD HEREFORD COWS AND 00 HEIFERS 1 q STUD HEREFORD BULLS *■& • Including 16 cows in calf to "All's Well" (SSO) 11 cows in calf to "Crusader 2nd" 2 heifers in calf to "Crusader 2nd" 7 cows in calf to "Fromo Ringer" (27565), imp. 6 heifers in calf to "Frome Ringer" (27565), imp.9 3-year heifers 17 2-year heifers 18 heifer calves 7 stud bulls 10 stud bull calves ' ALL BY STUD SIRES. Also, ■ I IMPORTED STUD HEREFORD BULL J- "Frome Ringer" (27565), imp., bred by W. Griffiths, Aldersen's Torrinston, calved 19th Jnmiary, 1909. ■ - rt IMPORTED COWS, bred by C. T. <v . Pulley, of Lower Eaton, Eng- ■ land— "DAISY ■ Bth," by "Glendowor 2nd" (22169) and her heifer calf by "Eaton Masterpiece" (25315), and . f'COEONIS 9th," by "Glendower 2nd" (221C9) and her bull calf by "Eaton Mastorpieco" (25315). Catalogues are in course of preparation, and can bo had on application to D-YL-GETY AND COMI'AnV, LIMITED, Auc- , tionecrs, Wellington, and All Other Branches throughout New Zealand ami Australia. and GORTON AND SON, LTD. Auctioneers, Feilding. 2 GOOD FARMS FOR SALE NEAR PAHIATUA. 'Oiy ACRES Freehold. Rich river flats. O« All in grass except ■} acres crops. Well fenced and sub-divided into 7 paddocks. Watered by creeks and river. Carrying over JO cows and 3 horses. Good 7-roomed house, implement sheds, buggy thed, stable, largo hay-loft, and 15 cowbails, and other outbuildings. 3 miles from Paliiahia railway, J mile to school and P. 0., J mile to factory. Price, .£32 per acre. Kfil ACEES Freehold. All flat and OVJj plonghable, 10 acrsi in crops. Ring fenced and sub-divided, 8 paddocks, watered by permanent creeks. At present carrying 15 cows, 1 bull, and 1 horse. 1 acre of orchard and garden with over 150 fruit trees. Now 6-roomcd house, dairy, hay-shed, cow-bails, trap-shed, piggeries, etc. 4 miles to town. H miles to school and P. 0., 1 mile to factory. Price, <£27 per acre; ,£725 cash, balance cau remain on mortgage at 5J per cent. A. G. THOfVJS, PAHIATUA. ONE of the best Farms in the Pahiatua District has come iDto our hands to sell, and its value will bo quite apparent to anyone who inspects the property. It is magnificently grassed, and in perfect order in every respect. If ynu are in search of land it does not eost much to have a look, and you'll buy for sure. (fo/4 A ACRES. Freehold, limestone couna/trl> try; 100 acres rich river deposit; doesn't flood; 60 acres stumped and plou-rhed flats easily worth .£25 nn aero, balance low undulating hills, carrying 2 ewes, with cattle; 7 miles from township by motor-car road; 8-roomed house, in good order, woolshed,. cowshed, stables, good orchard. Price, j£l2 10s. JEISOO cash. A speculator will make money out of this; only cash to put up. C. C. ROSS AND CO.. Est.ito Agent? and Sharcbrokors, MASTERTON. GOOD VIEW OF HARBOUR. FINE Building Section, overlooking city, nearly } acre, I) minutes from tram, partly fenced. Tin's section is tin- ; doubicdly cno of (he best available. Trice I only £int). Terms if desired. Apply f BATI.IFF LAND AGENCY, Feildins.